Team India denies row with South African broadcasters over Virat Kohli clip

The Indian team on Thursday
found itself in an awkward situation after
a media report claimed that the visitors
allegedly had a row with the official
broadcasters of their South African tour
for showing "irrelevant" footage during
the third ODI at Centurion.
The Indian team management though
quickly denied the report.
A report appeared in one of the leading
cricket portals, in which Neil Manthorp, a
cricket writer based in Cape Town, wrote
about an incident that occurred during
the abandoned third ODI at Centurion on
Wednesday.
"During the third game in Centurion they
were offended by the host broadcaster
Supersport's editorial decision to replay
the footage of Virat Kohli being struck in
the ribs during the series opener at the
Wanderers," he wrote.
"Supersport's director was summoned to
the Indian changing room during the
innings interval and an explanation
demanded. His argument for 'editorial
relevance' was countered with angry
accusations of 'inappropriate behaviour',
disrespect, and a suggestion that he
'sticks to cricket' in future," the report
said.